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Which stage of plant reproduction does this photo show?
Germination
What is this part of the flower called?
The ovule
Why are animals attracted to flowers?
They are attracted to the colors and the smell of nectar
What is this part of the flower called?
The stigma
Pollen travels from the _______ of one plant's flower to the _________ of the other plant's flower.
stamen, stigma
Why are bees good pollinators?
The pollen sticks to the hairs on their bodies.
What are two ways that pollen travels from one plant to another?
Pollination and seed dispersal (the wind)
What are the four stages of plant reproduction (put them in order) ?
Pollination, fertilization, seed formation, germination
How do most flowering plants reproduce?
They use pollination.
How do trees get nutrition during the winter?
They use food stored in their roots and stems.
Which type of tree loses its leaves in the autumn and winter?
Deciduous trees
Evergreen trees are dormant in the winter. What does dormant mean?
Dormant means part of the tree stops growing or grows very slowly.
In which part of the plant does xylem sap convert into phloem sap?
In the leaves
True or False: Plants photosynthesize all the time.
False! Plants can only photosynthesize if they have light.
True of False: Plants respire all the time
True!
How do plants get food?
Plants make their own food.
Which sap travels to all parts of the plant?
Phloem sap
Which sap moves up from the roots?
Xylem sap
Can you give one example of bacteria?
E. coli
This type of living organism is only found in water.
Protozoa
What are the five groups of living organisms?
Animals, Plants, Fungi, Algae and Protozoa, Bacteria
A bear catching salmon from the river is an example of which vital function?
Nutrition
A person shivering in the cold is an example of which vital function?
Interaction
A squirrel running away from a boy is an example of which vital function?
Interaction
A woman who is pregnant is an example of which vital function?
Reproduction
A plant producing seeds is an example of which vital function?
Reproduction
A plant obtaining nutrients from the soil is an example of which vital function?
Nutrition
This is a jelly-like substance found inside of each cell.
Cytoplasm
What is a cell membrane?
A cell membrane is like a bag containing the cell.
What does offspring mean? (Hint: relates to reproduction)
Offspring are the new animals(babies), plants, etc. produced during reproduction.
How are living things different from non-living things? (Two differences)
Living things perform vital functions and are made up of cells
What are the three vital functions?
Nutrition, Interaction, Reproduction
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